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What is the factored form of X^9+27 A (x^3-3)(x^6+3x^3+9) B(x^3+3)(x^6-3x^3+9) C(x-3)^3(x^6+3x^3+9) D(x+3)^3(x^6-3x^3+9)

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irinina [24]3 years ago

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What is the factored form of X^9+27 A (x^3-3)(x^6+3x^3+9) B(x^3+3)(x^6-3x^3+9) C(x-3)^3(x^6+3x^3+9) D(x+3)^3(x^6-3x^3+9)